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by trhway 2y ago
Even when it is directly connected - ie. the people will see much higher prices copy pasted everywhere due to the Trump’s import taxes while Trump will be giving to the billionaires the tax cut financed by the tariffs - and the people will
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by trhway 2y ago
>To be pushed to use my talents in full. To evolve without stop and throw away the old self without hesitance. These three to me are arguably the important characteristics of a true human-being. They (and some other characteristics) tell
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by trhway 2y ago
>VP candidates have to be "valid" (birth citizenship, age, not have served two terms). Nothing about 2 terms. The 12th says: " But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that
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by trhway 2y ago
> it's a trial run for "Night and Fog" i think it isn't a trial run, it is just a natural progression of things when the power becomes more and more unchecked. There is already 3rd term talk - Vance runs, Trump as VP
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by trhway 2y ago
The social media and other app users have long crossed $100/user price, like a decade ago. So, their app isn't just an app, it is a financial app. Those users can be valued at several hundred each - thus 300 000 real user they had
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by trhway 2y ago
Sounds like those hammer head tennis rackets. Strange that it didn’t happen decades ago. And nothing wrong with such innovation just making game more fast and powerful. The typical baseball bat's balance - very different from say a sw
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by trhway 2y ago
>You get to pick winners AND be protected by section 230 of the Communications Decency Act from liability That should be, and i thought was, prohibited. Either you're a common carrier (and protected as such) or you're editorial
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by trhway 2y ago
>We find that the shared circuitry increases with model scale, with Claude 3.5 Haiku sharing more than twice the proportion of its features between languages as compared to a smaller model. While it was already generally noticeable, stil
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by trhway 2y ago
> to comprehend our own engineered creations. The comprehend part may never happen. At least by our own mind. We’ll sooner build the mind which is going to do that comprehension: “To scale to the thousands of words supporting the complex
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by trhway 2y ago
>how many people would be willing to take a 25-30% salary reduction to move across the world? the wild card variable here is the value of dollar. The actions like protectionist tariffs and isolating of the economy with resulting inflatio
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by trhway 2y ago
[threat of] Hitting on Iran may stop the flow of drones and ballistic missiles to Russia and to the Houthis which would be helpful to the ending both wars. Edit: for the people, like the commenter below, who happens to be unaware about that
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by trhway 2y ago
i don't see any war plans there just some flights schedule. Reminds how in June 1941 Stalin had morning schedule for the June 22th of the German troops amassed near USSR border, yet he was saying it weren’t German war plans ...
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by trhway 2y ago
Tik, tik, tik. - Who’s there? - Geiger counter.
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by trhway 2y ago
That exactly sounds like some unhealthy obsession of a mentally unhealthy individual. It should be treated as mental disease, not as a crime, especially given the age and already established medical condition of autism.
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by trhway 2y ago
you're forgetting about pets.
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by trhway 2y ago
Putting uranium under some neutron flux one can probably cook some plutonium on the kitchen table (and bury the whole kitchen or even the whole house deep underground after that :)
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by trhway 2y ago
>Another recent fiasco caused by their heavy handedness: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/article/2024/aug/ ... "He spent three months in custody before he was granted bail in October 20
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by trhway 2y ago
It is significantly more severe than the diplomatic cables and the other leaks that Assange and Manning each did a decade for.
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by trhway 2y ago
in a dense city you also have to take into account the height of the neighboring towers too - you don't want to be showered with arrows and later musket balls from a higher tower near by - thus race to the top :)
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by trhway 2y ago
reminds Yemen tower houses https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20211004-yemens-ancient-s... Also Georgian tower houses https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svan_towers
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by trhway 2y ago
it doesn't mention stereoscopic rangefinder used by surface Navy too. The Dazzle may have had effect here too. https://www.hagley.org/librarynews/razzle-dazzle-and-rangefi...
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by trhway 2y ago
There were also that impressive demo of Turbinia. The achievement was celebrated instead of being charged with resisting arrest, disturbing order, etc. On the other side - there was strong opposition among scientists to the limitations on
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by trhway 2y ago
>MySQL will group multiple writes with each fsync in the old days of HDD the Linux IO driver (some of them) would also re-order the writes in the queue to minimize HDD head seeks. >A modern disk can do ~1000 fsyncs per second sounds l
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by trhway 2y ago
>now that even a basic car can cost $40000 where does it come from? Equinox EV is $35K MSRP and with $7.5K tax credit you get under $30K. Of course if $5K extra is not that expensive for you then i guess your "basic car" is a b
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by trhway 2y ago
>Flying model rockets is a relatively safe and inexpensive way for students to learn ... according to the current laws - it isn't, and may be even more dangerous than walking to the school on your own.
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by trhway 2y ago
To me the foundation of those rules - not eating pork, non-scaled fish, shrimp, etc - lies in the practical aspect of what happens with food in warm climate without refrigeration. Lean meat, scaled fish more probably dry than rot. Whereis f
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by trhway 2y ago
In addition i'd also suggest looking at deep roots of why half the country is cheering it up. They don't want their country to go down the drain. Then why? It was pretty illustrative how MAGA was cheering the stopping of condoms m
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by trhway 2y ago
Or you can think that way - you at 36 C radiate 900 W away while from our usual environment you get 800+ W radiated (and also transferred by air) at you (with your body producing that 50-100W difference), and at 280F you’d get only mere wa
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by trhway 2y ago
The Supreme Leader of Russian Cranes https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2012/sep/06/vladimir...
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by trhway 2y ago
>It was 1992 when the 32-bit transputer board add-on was built by my father. It were great times. Like aviation in 192x-193x.

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